Public sector

Metropolitan Police's professionalism lead admits it should have spotted the pattern of abusive behaviour by David Carrick, who has admitted dozens of sexual offences.

Staff at a maternity unit at Basildon Hospital in Essex were exposed to almost 30 times the legal workplace exposure...

The Metropolitan Police indirectly discriminated against a trainee police constable with hearing loss when it failed to make reasonable adjustments.

The University and College Union (UCU) has announced that its members will strike for 18 days in February and March...

Turnout in the ballot was only 42%, less than the 50% required for lawful strike action.

About 100,000 civil servants will strike on 1 February in a dispute over pay, jobs and conditions, the Public and Commercial Services union has announced.

Employment lawyer Martin Williams examines the Strikes Bill's minimum service levels, the legislative answer to growing industrial action.

The University of Oxford's new vice-chancellor plans to commission an independent review of pay, pensions and working conditions.

Eighteen per cent of rank-and-file police officers in England and Wales say they intend to resign within the next two years.

The government introduced its Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill in the House of Commons.

Health secretary Steve Barclay has stated the government is ‘ready to engage’ with striking unions after health leaders held talks...

The Disclosure and Barring Service has published a care worker recruitment toolkit to help social care employers gather sufficient employment...

NHS England has officially launched its Growing occupational health and wellbeing together strategy,

BMA says junior doctors will hold three-day strike in March if ballot, which begins across England on Monday 9 January, is successful.

Government outlines proposals to mandate minimum service levels during strikes in six broad public sectors including rail, health and fire.